Match Thread | QPR v Hull

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QPR’S final fixture of the decade will pit them against Hull City at Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium in the Sky Bet Championship on Sunday (3pm kick-off).

Rangers will of course want to end the second decade of the millennium on a winning note, especially considering they were beaten at Reading on Boxing Day.

Three points for Mark Warburton’s team would secure a league double over Hull, who currently sit one place above the R’s in the Championship table in 13^th.

A Ryan Manning goal plus a pair of penalties from Ebere Eze saw QPR come from behind to beat Hull at the KCOM Stadium in October.

Since then Hull’s form has been impressive but last time out they were beaten 2-0 by Nottingham Forest. Ticket news

Tickets for Saturday's clash remain on sale and you can purchase yours online up until three hours before kick-off by CLICKING HERE.

They will be on sale in person from Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium until kick-off.

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Head to head


QPR wins: 17

Draws: 17

Hull City wins: 18

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Team news

QPR: Charlie Owens (knee), Yoann Barbet (hamstring), Angel Rangel (doubt).

Hull City: Callum Elder (hamstring), Keane Lewis-Potter (illness), Josh Magennis (hamstring).

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Pre-match words

QPR manager Mark Warburton: “In matches recently we have been sloppy in parts but when we play at our tempo and at our pace, moving the ball quickly, we look a very good team. We have created chance after chance, and the longer we do that we will be ok.”

Hull City manager Grant McCann: "We've got to go to QPR and get a response. Over the last 12 games, we've won six of them, which isn't too bad. We need to make sure we respond from the Boxing Day defeat at Nottingham Forest. We've lost the game, lost three points, but we've got plenty of time to make it up."

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Man in the middle

Surrey-based official Gavin Ward will take charge of Sunday’s Sky Bet Championship meeting with Hull City.

This will be Ward’s first Rangers fixture of the campaign, with his last coming in QPR’s goalless draw with Stoke City in March 2019, a game which saw both sides reduced to ten men.

He will be assisted by Rob Smith and Nick Greenhalgh, whilst Matthew Russell will take up fourth official duties.

[QPRDave]

Think it's time I pissed off.........kick off approaching
Good luck lads

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[klonk]

Uh oh... commentator chappy feels the need to call Josh bowler a 'qpr legend'. Tempting fate before the kick-off seems dangerous...

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Cameron given the day off, his partner calved!

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We are sure going to find out how good of a passing team we really are against this lot!

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Get in Chair!

[Fraggy]

Get in. What a goal! CHAIR

[klonk]

Chhhhhhhhaaaaaaair

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What a great strike that was!